Owens Swastika Keramos 1910 Keramic Pottery Handled Vessell Lessell Lustre Glaze

Owens Swastika Keramos 1910 Keramic Pottery Handled Vessell Lessell Lustre Glaze (image 3/[null, null, null, null])

Owens Swastika Keramos 1910 Keramic Pottery Handled Vessell Lessell Lustre Glaze (image 4/[null, null, null, null])

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You are Bidding on: Owens Swastika Keramos 1910 Keramic Lustre Glaze Pottery Handled Vessell / Ewer Vase - Great Art Nouveau Stylized Tree Design * Mint Condition !!! I cannot find a signature but very much the look of Lessell that worked at Owens and Weller -- Swastika Keramos metallic glaze art pottery was made by Owens China Company from 1906 to 1908 in Minerva, Ohio. Measures a large size at about 10 3/4 inches tall - marked on the bottom, please see photos - has emblem also marked in script 704J etched. The two square marks are just sticky on the bottom, from where someone in the estate applied felt, no damage just on the surface. Super condition with no chips cracks or hairlines, and really barely any surface wear - really super condition, great metallic gold lustre with bright dark magenta with lavender silver accents on the gold. Very pretty! A great estate find! Do take a look at my ebay store - listing a fabulous life-long antique pottery estate collection! I will combine multiple purchases to save on shipping!! LOTS of Vintage Antique Pottery listed! Visit My eBay Store: mccoy-r-us ! Ebay Pottery Seller Since 1999! * 9000+ Positive Feedbacks From Different Buyers! Do take a look at my listings - LOTS OF ANTIQUE POTTERY - I will combine shipping where I can. _____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ All items are double boxed and wrapped very safely with new packing materials, we do not use newspaper, shredded material, or economize on packaging. Your item is wrapped with care and we ship as we would want to receive ourselves as pottery collectors! Shipping rate is as stated in our listing, we will not re-negotiate shipping rates after the sale to 'cheapen' our packing and rates, we regret having to state this however a few want shipping for a couple dollars and this is not possible and we do not ship in tiny boxes with no packing - your item will be DOUBLE BOXED and WRAPPED VERY SAFELY REST ASSURED. mccoy-r-us Prompt shipping if Will ship international if paid by Paypal in US Dollars. Import duties, taxes, and charges are NOT INCLUDED in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding / buying.These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up – do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts" – US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. Ohio residents to add 6.75% sales tax. Buyer to pay actual shipping cost and insurance (your charge and choice), plus 99 cents packaging fee. Also Note: AVERAGE SHIPPING TO CANADA IS ~ $30, more for large items - depending on weight and insurance, and must go USPS Priority Mail to be insured. Please note this amount is not negotiable. DUE TO Increased Shipping Rates by USPS, Larger items in over 12" cubed box must be shipped Fed Ex Ground, unable to ship via USPS Priority to a PO Box. We double box everything for safety. If you have ANY questions about this auction please ask before bidding! The overwhelming majority of the pottery we sell was manufactured in the early 1900s through 1950, please realize these items were handmade and are not "perfect" as we would expect them to be if made today in 2010. The term mint to us means: no damage after the manufacture of the item, the piece is as it left the factory with the early handmaking nearly 100 years ago. So please realize that there may be an unglazed area, a fired glaze drip, variations in the color of the glaze, mold defects and/or factory imperfections (glaze bubble or an extra small piece of clay fired under the glaze). We use super-siz... read more

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